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Rocheport woman sentenced to 64 years for sexually trafficking daughter with cerebral palsy

A Rocheport woman was sentenced to 64 years in prison for sexually trafficking her daughter.A jury convicted Renee Collins, 54, of Sexually Trafficking a Child

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Boone County woman gets max sentence for sex trafficking daughter

Boone County woman gets max sentence for sex trafficking daughter
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Boone County woman sentenced to 64 years for sex trafficking her daughter

In September, a jury found Renee Collins guilty of sex trafficking, endangering the welfare of a child, neglect of a child and accessory to rape.

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Hotels Face Difficulties - Los Angeles Business Journal

To the relief of hoteliers, a union-sponsored measure that would have forced hotel operators in the city of Los Angeles to fill their vacant rooms with homeless individuals each night is expected to be removed from the March ballot.

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Hotels Face Increased Regulations - San Fernando Valley Business Journal

Hotel operators in the city of Los Angeles may not be pleased about a new requirement that they get a police permit, but several expressed relief that they apparently will not be required to house the homeless.

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